I just watched the first part of this three part series last night. Part 1 is dealing with anarchist capitalist concepts that will interest you and may give you some leads on new material you'd like to read. Particularly Ayn Rand and Alan Greenspan. It goes on to say how these people who believed in these theories of anarchy economics like you ended up bringing SE Asian markets to their knees at the expense of tax payers a decade and a half ago. Then they were bailed out by good old fashioned communist China... but they're not anti anything. It's just a presentation of the facts.
The documentaries are by Adam Curtis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtis
I like all of Adam's stuff. If you like these, you can find more of his stuff on The Pirate Bay or Kickass Torrents. Century of the Self is pretty good.
Chris Ⓐ LeRoux:
Neither Ayn Rand nor Alan Greenspan were anarchists. They were minarchists. Greenspan was chairsatan of the federal reserve, an entity anarchists vehemently oppose existing, for instance. Rand endorsed tons of statism. You continue to confuse fascism with capitalism....
TheRedReaper:
It's just that I'm using the mainstream meaning of the words where as you appear to have concocted meanings only understandable by people of your specific viewe point.
Chris Ⓐ LeRoux:
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." ~Mark Twain
The U.S. government has claimed to be capitalist since its creation. In the meantime, its gone from the smallest government in the world perhaps to the largest and greatest debtor nation in world history. There is no similarity between the U.S. empire and the government established by the conjob. Government is involved in every single transaction that occurs, via price-setting of the interest rate and inflation, let alone the millions of uncountable trade regulations, restrictions, licensing to move, to sell, to get married, to do just about anything, or let alone the state taking over half to three quarters of the people's income via extortion. Capitalism is the system of private property. Obviously the U.S. empire claims ownership of everyone and everything within its borders, if not in the entire world. Thus, government is obviously the negation of private property and capitalism. Its not surprising that the fascists don't want to call their system fascism....